Sentence examples for Firmly repudiate from inspiring English sources

And if teachers see kids bullying or being mean, they firmly repudiate it and use it as a teachable moment to share lessons of kindness and respect.

I cried to him, "Does Romney really think we have forgotten the Health Care Bill Republicans so firmly repudiate is based on a system that he has already put in place in Massachusetts as Governor?

But in so firmly repudiating comedy and satire, Brolin also removes most of the dramatic fizz.

Mrs. Kumaratunga firmly repudiated her mother's brand of Sinhalese nationalism, which had inflamed ethnic tensions between the mostly Buddhist Sinhalese majority and the predominantly Hindu Tamil minority.

John and the loyalist barons firmly repudiated the Magna Carta and the First Barons' War erupted, with the rebel barons aided by Philip's son, the future Louis VIII, who claimed the English throne for himself.

By then, violence had broken out between the two sides; less than three months after it had been agreed, John and the loyalist barons firmly repudiated the failed charter: the First Barons' War erupted.

This myth was firmly repudiated by the findings of the large prospective study by the U.K. Hypoglycemia Study Group (2), which demonstrated that severe hypoglycemia is a common problem in insulin-treated type 2 diabetes and that the incidence increases with duration of insulin therapy.

As a Swedish Social Democratic Member of the European Parliament, I have supported that resolution which now very firmly repudiates the European Patent Office' s decision, a decision which is contrary to people' s moral concepts and to EU and national legislation concerning patent law which applies within the European Union.

Mr. Obama needs to firmly stand up for women and repudiate any type of sexism — on television, in the workplace, at church, at home, anywhere — as well as to pre-empt future sexist attacks on his wife.

Or to use another comparison, he has directed a film which repudiates frills and nuances as firmly as a medieval mystery play.

Non-repudiation: any bidder (weight publisher) cannot repudiate his bid.